Queen Kong (1976)

There is no full nudity in the film, but quite a few characters have little clothing and some of the dialogue is a bit suggestive.

Most men are shown shirtless; some of them wear native loin cloths. Many of the women are shown in native, bikini-style garb. In one scene, some of the women are shown in bras and panties.

Some jokes have mild innuendo, such as referring to contraceptives, virginity, and the pill. Some camera angles zoom in on women's breasts and buttocks (clothed), mostly for comedic effect.

It is implied that some people are killed during Queen Kong's rampage, but none of it is shown explicitly. The movie has no gore to speak of.

Profanity is used occasionally throughout the picture.

The leading male character asks for a joint on several occasions. The context is generally comedic.

Several horror/monster films are spoofed.

Humans must face a giant ape, a T-Rex, a carnivorous plant, a killer shark, and a pterodactyl.

The effects are very fake looking, mostly played for laughs, and it's unlikely this would frighten anyone except for possibly very young children.